Home-Raised, Health-Focused, Temperament-Driven

What is a Whoodle?

A Whoodle is a cross between a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and a Poodle. Whoodles are known for their affectionate personalities, intelligence, and soft, non-shedding coats, making them wonderful family companions.

Are Whoodles non-shedding?

Yes. Whoodles are considered non-shedding dogs. While no dog is completely allergy-free, their coat type produces minimal dander and is often a great option for families with allergies. Regular grooming and coat care are essential to keep the coat healthy.

What size will my Whoodle be?

Whoodle size depends on the Poodle parent. Most Whoodles range from small-medium to medium in size. We provide estimated adult sizes based on parent dogs, but exact size cannot be guaranteed.

Do Whoodle coats change color?

Yes. Many Whoodles experience natural coat color changes as they mature. Puppies may lighten or soften in tone over time. This is normal and expected with this breed mix.

What is your puppy socialization process?

Our puppies are raised with Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS), age-appropriate socialization, and sensory enrichment. They are exposed to household sounds, handling, and confidence-building experiences to help them grow into well-adjusted companions.

Are your dogs health tested?

Yes. All of our breeding dogs are Embark health tested, allowing us to make informed pairing decisions and prioritize long-term health.

When can puppies go home?

Puppies typically go home around 8 weeks of age, once they are developmentally ready, eating independently, and have received age-appropriate veterinary care.

Will my puppy be potty trained?

Puppies go home with a strong foundation, but potty training is a process. Continued consistency and routine in the new home are key.

How much grooming do Whoodles need?

Whoodles require regular brushing and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks. Consistent grooming prevents matting and keeps their non-shedding coat healthy and comfortable.

Are Whoodles good with children and other pets?

Yes. Whoodles are typically gentle, social, and affectionate, making them excellent family dogs when properly trained and supervised.

Do Whoodles need a lot of exercise?

Whoodles enjoy daily walks, playtime, and mental stimulation. They are active but also love relaxing with their families.

Do you offer lifetime support?

Yes. We provide ongoing support for our puppy families and are always available to answer questions about training, grooming, or development.

How do I reserve a puppy?

Families can reserve a puppy by completing an application and placing a deposit once approved. We work closely with each family to ensure the best possible match.